'A Moment’s Interlude' continues Leong's exploration of repetition and mark making, while turning toward the idea of immersive fields. The works seek to evoke the pause one feels when standing before a vast ocean or an open plane. Unrestrained marks, like droplets of water or blades of grass move across the canvas and meet the quiet insistence of a grid that gathers them into form. This exchange holds the tension between the primal Dionysian chaos and clarifying structure of Apollonian order. The paintings inhabit the struggle and harmony between those forces, much like life itself.